I want to go to university in Korea, and I am in my second year of high school this year, and I have

Level 2 athletes should not be meaningful when entering the school, but they may also have reference value. But it will definitely have a role in future university life. I have suggested it to others before, just for your reference.

If you can afford it, it is recommended to choose a university in the Seoul area, such as Seoul University, Korea University, Yonsei University, Sogang University, ** University, Hanyang University, Kyung Hee University, Foreign University (foreign language university), etc---.

It is recommended to enter their school's language school at least one semester to learn the language, during which time to strengthen the language, adapt to the environment, understand the relevant majors and systems of various universities, scholarships, and more importantly, find ways to find opportunities to know more about other Chinese in Korean schools, and then express their willingness to enroll, and ask them to introduce and know the professor--- Korean professors have some privileges in this regard, as long as he accepts you, the procedures are complete.

The rest is up to you.

If you go after graduating from high school, then there is a notarization of your high school transcript and this transcript in Korea. Most Korean universities require international students to attend a language school for at least one semester, and then there are exams twice a year, and if you pass the exams, you can enter the main school. The language school has 4 semesters a year and 2 semesters a year for undergraduates.

By the way, if you are good at Korean, you can take the TPOKIC level first. In this case, you can skip the language school. However, the number of levels required depends on the regulations of each school.

Entering a Korean university has nothing to do with whether you are a national second-class athlete or not, unless you are a Korean national second-level athlete, maybe it will be useful. Applying to a university should be the same as applying for graduate school, and you need an interview.

Personally, I recommend that you first study a language school to adapt to the learning environment in South Korea and understand the system and mechanism of this school. Then decide whether you want to go to this university or not.

When applying to a Korean university, you don't look at what high school you are, but on your grades. Being an athlete doesn't help you apply to university, unless you want to take a sports exam, of course.

What level is Korean Chinese good? If you want to apply to Seoul University, you must get at least level 5, if you really want to go to Seoul University, it is recommended that you take a TOEFL test with a score of about 80 or 100, and it is almost impossible to apply to Seoul University with Korean language scores alone.

The application standard for studying abroad in South Korea is not high, and some students want to study abroad in South Korea after the college entrance examination, because they only need Korean Chinese to do the professional course regulations of Korean universities, they can directly enter the freshman major. So, if you want to study abroad in Korea after the college entrance examination, what should you do if you don't have a good Korean language? There are generally three solutions to such a thing, let's take a look at them below!

At this stage, only certain universities in the Seoul region of South Korea have English-taught technology majors, such as Seoul National University. If you apply for Seoul National University's English-taught technology major after the college entrance examination, you must score more than 600 points in the college entrance examination, which is close to the admission score of Tsinghua University and Peking University. Therefore, the competition in the English-taught market is very large, and it is difficult to apply.

It is suitable for students who have good English test scores and high school scores.

High school students immediately submit an application to study abroad at a Korean university, and if they do not have a basic knowledge of Korean, they may receive a "conditional admission" notice from a Korean higher education institution, a conditional admission letter from a Korean university, and an admission letter from a Korean Chinese language college. After students go to Korea, they need to apply for withdrawal first, and then enter the language college to learn Korean, understand the Korean Chinese language level and meet the requirements of higher education institutions before they can enter the major.

Because the Korean Chinese College chooses English and Korean bilingual teaching, applicants must have excellent basic English, or have a little Korean foundation, otherwise the learning effect will be low and it will cost money.

The preparatory course for studying in South Korea is a new project of cooperation between domestic universities and some schools in South Korea to study abroad, in fact, the course content of the language school is moved to China for study and training, so that students do not need to study abroad, which can not only save the cost of studying abroad, but also reduce the time of self-study in Korea.

You can go and study during the summer vacation. And I don't think it's very difficult to get to Korean, as long as you have a certain phonetic transcription.

After the college entrance examination, you can use the summer vacation time to study on some online platforms, or you can find a special Korean teacher to teach.

Study so well, what do you want to study in Korea. I am currently at Dongguk University in South Korea. South Korea is actually not as flashy as the scenes on TV.

When you face the Korean brother rock, you will really envy the cultural differences. If you have good grades, you should consider developing in Naida. It's not very popular to stay in South Korea and go back.

I have any questions about my business administration major.

Hello! Korean universities recruit foreign students separately, and the college entrance examination in China cannot fill in the Korean college entrance examination.

If you do not have a foundation in Korean, it is recommended to choose a Korean university for Korean Chinese courses, and students with zero foundation can pass the TOPIK4 exam in one year, in fact, with TOPIK3, you can apply for most undergraduate courses in Korea. It can be said that Korean language proficiency is the key to applying for undergraduate programs in Korea. This is because most schools do not have cultural exams.

If you want to apply for an art major, there will be an art major exam, which is very similar to the art students in China who are going to university.

The best options for language courses in the Seoul area are: Korea University, Sogang University, Konkuk University, etc.

It is also possible to find the right agent or acquaintance to introduce, it is best to learn some Korean in China first, if you can't speak Korean, you generally read the language in the language school in the university you are applying for, and you can officially study for undergraduate studies after the language.

My uncle-in-law used to be a professor at Silla University in Busan, but now that he has returned to China as a professor, you can consider studying at Silla University if you don't have a good place to go. But Silla University is a private university, tuition is expensive, but the campus hardware facilities are the top ten in South Korea, and the country also recognizes its diploma, if you finish studying or return to China, first look for a university application that is recognized by the state on the Ministry of Education, don't spend a lot of money, and be deceived by an intermediary or something, but also do not recognize the academic qualifications, a big loss.

If you go abroad to study for an undergraduate, you generally have to study the language in a language school for 1 year, and then take the KPT exam in South Korea, and apply for an undergraduate university according to the results, Korean is generally best to have KPT level 4, if you want to apply for a better school, the KPT requirement is level 5.

You can now choose to do so:

1) Look at your college entrance examination, if you can be admitted to NTU, I don't think there is anything to graduate and go to study abroad, but you can graduate and go to a master's degree, if you study for a master's degree in South Korea, the Korean language ability must be at least level 5, you can apply for those schools you said, you have to work hard in each subject, the average score is a little higher, and you can't apply for a full scholarship.

When you go to university, you have to study Korean in your spare time, strive to get a grade, and then apply directly to graduate school.

2) If you get a good score, go abroad.

Students who do not have a foundation in language must first pass the language transition and reach a level of about 4, and then they can apply for a major.

The universities you mentioned are promising.

In terms of cost. Tuition fee for language courses in Korean universities: 10,000 RMB per year.

Tuition fee for professional courses in Korean universities: 30,000 RMB per year.

Living expenses: about 20,000 yuan per year, the cost in the Seoul area is 20% higher than in other areas.

In general: all expenses for a year: 4-70,000 yuan per year (depending on the school, the cost is different) can be a part-time job, if you don't want to work hard, there should be no problem with living expenses.

There are two main ways to apply for undergraduate programs at Korean universities after graduating from high school. One is that there is.

Korean language foundation, one is that you do not have a Korean language foundation or your Korean language proficiency does not meet the application requirements.

Students who have a basic knowledge of Korean language will have reached TOPIK level 4 in the Korean Language Proficiency Test (some majors have higher requirements, such as Chinese and Mandarin generally require TOPIK level 5). When you meet this condition, you can directly apply for a bachelor's degree in Korea in your home country.

For students who do not have a basic knowledge of Korean or whose Korean language proficiency does not meet the application requirements, they can choose to go directly to a language school set up by a Korean university to learn Korean. When you meet the Korean language proficiency requirements, you can apply for a bachelor's degree in Korea.

However, generally speaking, if you are studying Korean in China, even if you have reached the level of TOPIK level 4 or 5, you will not be as comfortable as students who study Korean in Korea after entering a Korean university. Generally, students at TOPIK level 4 in Korea will have slightly worse Korean than students at level 4 at the Korean Chinese Language Institute. Korean is not a very rare foreign language, and in South Korea for half a year or even 9 months, more serious students can reach the level of Korean topik level 4.

In addition, students who study a language in Korea will be more likely to be admitted to a Korean university than a student who studies a language in Korea and applies directly to a school.

For financial requirements, proof of property of 8-100,000 RMB is required. Generally, it will be frozen until 3-4 months after the start of the applied course.

Fees: Tuition fees vary depending on the course and the nature of the school.

Korean Chinese language course: 10,000 RMB per year.

Undergraduate courses: Humanities and social sciences in national and public universities are 10,000 won per semester, and science and engineering, arts, and medicine are 10,000 won a year; The humanities and social sciences of private universities are 10,000 yuan a year, and the humanities and social sciences of private universities are 10,000 yuan a year.

In terms of living expenses (including accommodation), the Seoul area is 10,000 yuan a year, and other areas will be much cheaper, about 10,000 yuan a year.

1.High school diploma.

2.Proof of bank balance, RMB 100,000.

3.Proof of employment of the parents' employer, and details of the salary amount.

4.Parents' and their own household registration booklets, ID cards.

5.Graduation certificate.

6.Passport. 7.6 passports**.

8.Mainly the above items, for others, please refer to the specific requirements of the school you are going to.

9.If you come, be cautious in making friends and don't go astray.

10.The annual cost is 6-70,000 yuan.

It depends on how you want to get out.

If you go through an intermediary, all you need is money. If you want to contact the school yourself. It's going to be a lot busier.

Ahh Your highest graduation is high school. money, there must be a guarantee. Every school is different. Do you know Korean when you come here? I don't have to go to university in terms of language.

Also, I think 5-60,000 yuan a year is enough. Unless you're a rich kid, or not. I don't think I need to have that much living expenses. Ha ha.

Everything on the first floor has to be prepared, and some have consular judgments and the like. It depends on what school you go to. For example, we want that thing in school. Hehe.

Think about it. Stayed for a long time. South Korea doesn't feel good either.